Sentence examples for narrative of class from inspiring English sources

The house became both backdrop and symbol for what, under most circumstances, would be considered a typical American narrative of class and social aspiration.

So I asked him, why does it have to be different now?" That ideal — as much a narrative of class as of sect — is heard especially from members of the diaspora that inhabits Syria, Jordan and the West.

While it is true that the amendment was a classic election-year ploy, it owes its power as much to a peculiar narrative of class hostility as it does to homophobia or ideology.

Yet, where Disney drew his inspiration from archetypes as old as human history, Ralph Lauren has kept his vision strictly focused on narratives of class.

"Big Love" was many things, including an inventive narrative of middle-class assimilation and a satire of modern marital negotiation.

There is simply too vast a disconnect between the John Osbornarrativenarrative of working-class alienation and rebellion, and this plush, lavish performance.

The dominant narrative of middle-class women seeking to combine fulfilling jobs with more quality time for family clashes with that of poorer women, who have long worked for pay because they had to.

The narrative of middle-class women seeking to combine fulfilling jobs with more quality time for family clashes with that of poorer women, who have long worked for pay because they had to.

Because the typical narrative of middle-class black life is the story of uplift, right?

Instead, the Palme d'Or went to 79-year-old British filmmaker Ken Loach for "I, Daniel Blake," the on-the-nose narrative of working-class folks getting the run around from an unfeeling government welfare bureaucracy.

"Ultimately, the book is a narrative of this privileged class," Mr. Dweck said.